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  1. 07-28-2013, 06:05 PM #1
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    Lumber jacking. The hickory is done. Went ahead and took down a big oak that was half dead right behind the house. Only three more big logs left on it to load then clean up the small stuff. This is too much like work. I'm ready to get back to fishing!!!


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    Must of been a cutting weekend, cut up a red oak that fell on a food plot. 4 ricks of wood! It is to much work for this time if year !!
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    I'm starting to sweat just looking at the picture!
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    Too much like work!!!!!!
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    You did good to get them now instead of having to cut them off of the roof. Done that.
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    All Done!!! Just some raking to do. Sounds like a great job for Secret Weapon tomorrow!!!


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    You did a lot of work for sure Speck. Couldn't you find some help?
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    Quote Originally Posted by rducks123 View Post
    You did a lot of work for sure Speck. Couldn't you find some help?
    My older son and one of his friends came up. My son brought his tractor which was a real work saver. I'm plumb wore out though!!!


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    That's awesome. Tractor makes a big difference dealing with that size of tree.
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    burning firewood is efficient. It is the fuel that warms you up twice.
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